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Why do people want to look at old os's like this and Amiga what is the fascination? Just curious.

I felt the same way about the Ledger wallet heist. The amount of planning that must have gone into that is insane.

How about just reversing grey hair. I’m surprised no one figured that out yet.

Poll HN: Is there a skill to coding with AI?

Yes = there a skill to doing it well

I spent 4 years hand coding a real time google docs competitor from the ground up with no libs (and got it working very nicely).

I found that easier to do than code up a production grade app with AI, mainly because hand coding was all easily provable end-to-end.

That's why I posted this poll, I was curious if others think it is a real skill.

I think it's going to be the UI to manage your data as that will bring higher value to existing users. I'll make that surface in HTML which will enable porting to be easier.

The plan is to port it to windows and linux. The architecture is already there.

I need to decide between building a UI editor for moments, memories and meetings OR the port to windows/linux work.

What do you think I should work on first? (Asking everyone actually!)

While they do technically ride every request, they're cached in all good clients, so usually pretty cheap. Also Claude Code just loads names and defers the full definitions until it thinks it needs one.

Hahaha

https://innerloop.works/breadcrumb

What a rookie mistake!

I think over time more and more will be peeled back to just the model and markdown. I have a beautiful factory running with key personas all it is is a few markdown files it is building a mac app fantastically well.

https://innerloop.test/breadcrumb (for reference)

It’s not in there yet, but there will be a lot of data management options. It just hasn’t existed long enough yet for it to cause the storage problem for anyone but that’s something I’m going to get too real quick.

Fair enough I will try to unlock download in next few days.

I guess I'll do a Show HN too but I really wanted a few more users before that but yolo.

Its working pretty well to be honest! here’s some more background :)

https://innerloop.works/blog/introducing-breadcrumb

They're on the idle screen under the title, but easy to miss: space (or W / up) to fly and fire, one key does both, A D (or arrows) to turn, S for shield. On a phone, turn it sideways and tap to fly.

Oh cool. I'm working on exactly that here!

https://innerloop.works/breadcrumb

It doesn't! Livewire is a way to build UI/form interactions over http/js.

Lightspeed is a websocket server.

Livewire talks to the server over normal HTTP requests and for anything pushed from the server it uses Laravel Echo. Lightspeed is a Pusher-compatible server so you'd point Echo at it like you would Reverb.

The thing Lightspeed adds is letting the browser send messages back into Laravel over that same socket, with auth on each one. Livewire doesn't do that its actions are still HTTP.

For most applications Livewire would be the goto. Lightspeed is kind of a high speed specialist option for building real time apps like you might do with node.js for exmaple.

> I can't really think of a single example where lying is actually a good thing

Comforting a toddler/child often requires bending the truth and is pretty essential imho.

Nice constraint. I've been building in this space for a while now and the lossiness question is a real one. The accessibility tree works for a lot of things but the more I worked on it the more stuff I found needed pixels.

YMMV.

> https://app.seventylabs.ch/

> 6.90 CHF - locks your Mac's keyboard, trackpad and mouse and shows a black screen while you clean. Free 7-day trial.

> 4.90 CHF - opens macOS's color loupe on any pixel on screen and instantly copies its HEX, RGB or HSL code to the clipboard. History of your last 8 colors, with a real magnifier that zooms into pixels. Free 7-day trial.

That's weird that the more techy thing is cheaper.

> Going forward, I won’t be using AI in this way to create any more web stuff, and I do not use it to anything close to this extent on iOS software.

'comon now, let's not throw out the baby with the bath water.

That's a bit of an scorched earth extreme response imho.

Conversely, software that is not open source, but that has a really good API and SDK (like obsidian) is also very easy for your agent to do anything it wants with.

This gives the end user all the customization they need and gives a company like obsidian the capability to have a little bit of secret source in today’s day and age.

I've been in a few meetings like this. In all cases it was because they, as business leaders, were not able to run a profitable company.

That's the most irritating part.